Isaac, KY, 1811 October 18

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Negro Isaac 10-18-1811

Hocation: Bardstown KY
Offense: Murder
Details: Slave of Mr. John Aydellott. Valuation $500.

He killed another negro man named Reuben, a
slave of Mr. Claiborne DuVall on 9/5/11 by
stabbing him to death with a butcher knife.

Source: Nelson County Court Order Book, September
Term, 1811, pages 5-6.

Negro Isaac 10-18-1811

Location: Bardstown KY
Offense: Murder
Details: Slave of Mr. John Aydellott. Valuation $500.

He killed another negro man named Reuben, a
slave of Mr. Claiborne DuVall on 9/5/11 by
stabbing him to death with a butcher knife.

Source: Nelson County Court Order Book, September
Term, 1811, pages 5-6.

Negro Isaac 10-18-1811

Location: Bardstown KY

Offense: Murder

Details: Slave of Mr. John Aydellott. Valuation $500.
He killed another negro man named Reuben, a
slave of Mr. Claiborne DuVall on 9/5/11 by
stabbing him to death with a butcher knife.

Nelson County Court Order Book, September
Term, 1811, pages 5-6.

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